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the bbc has seen graphic evidence compiled by romanian prosecutors alleging that the controversial online influencer andrew tate coerced women into sexual acts. the case file summary also includes allegations of sexual violence, and transcripts of what prosecutors say are audio messages from mr tate s brother tristan where he appears to talk about slaving women. both men face trial for human trafficking and forming an organised crime group, but deny all the charges. lucy williamson has this report which contains some offensive language. andrew tate and his brother, tristan, have always denied the charges they face. i believe in god and i believe in the justice system, and we re going to be ok. this rare glimpse into the prosecution file provides some detail on the case compiled against them. more than 300 pages of witness testimony and what prosecutors say are transcribed messages showing
of love that are gradually replaced by what appears to be aggression, abuse and control. the transcribed responses suggest growing feelings of confusion and distress that are hard to read. the bbc can t verify that the transcripts are genuine because the original evidence wasn t included in the summary file we ve seen. a spokeswoman for the tate brothers accused the bbc of lacking impartiality but didn t provide any detail or respond to the specific allegations we raised in connection with the prosecution file. in a bbc interview earlier this summer, andrew tate said his influence on young people was positive. evidence against me, and you haven t, i know the truth of what happened, and you don t. and i m telling you absolutely, i ve never hurt anybody, and the case that s put against me is completely and utterly fabricated, and i m never going to be found guilty of anything. defence lawyers are expected to challenge the prosecution evidence in a pretrial hearing later this month.
lee s brother testified in court via zoom yesterday. he was in california and didn t have enough notice to get to baltimore. he said he felt blindsided and betrayed by the prosecutors to ask the conviction be vacated. the family has suffered for more than 23 years. just wondering what the evidence was that was uncovered. this is the really interesting thing. what the prosecutors say is that in the original prosecution file they found evidence of two alternate suspects, evidence that was not shared with syed s defense team. evidence that could have helped clear him at the time. the other thing they found was that the phone data used to place syed at the site where lee was buried turns out to be unreliability. those two things combined is why the prosecution says it lost faith in that conviction and asked it be vacated.